Shooter Haley Turner is running away. New town, new name. This time the bus takes her to Rapid City and she knows she needs to get a job. Waitressing comes easy for her, people don't ask too many questions and a bar, it's something she can handle. Next in her list is a roof over her head. When the bar owner suggests she rent a house from Shooter, the ex-Army Ranger, she's doubtful but desperate. Chris "Shooter" Sullivan doesn't think he likes the new waitress. She seems to be to Slick for her own good although sometimes she runs away from him like a scared little mouse. Underestimating her comes out as a surprise more than once and the more he shares time with Haley the more he wants to get to know the real Slick. I have no words to explain how much this book affected me. The characters were truly multi dimensional. They jumped out of the page and there was nothing more that I wanted but to be able to meet Slick, Shooter and Co. I laughed, I cri...